Science dilemma

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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So next year I will be a Junior and I am now registering for next years classes. I am currently in Honors Chem and have taken Honors Bio last year. I am torn over what to choose for next year. Here are the options:
AP Chem
AP Bio
Normal Physics
AP Physics (1,2,C)
AP Environmental Science

Lots of options and I am unsure. I also will be taking 2 AP classes next year (Calc AB and CS Principles)

AP Bio seems like the easiest in my opinion. However it is a lot of memorization which I am unsure of if I can handle. AP Chem seems like another option, although a lot of people here say to get all the different Science types in HS and then go specific in college. That leaves Physics, but I hate open ended word problems and not really a math fan. If it helps I want to go to college for Computer Science.

Note: The AP Chem teacher is my Honors Chem teacher this year and she says everyone who dropped out of AP Chem took a gap year between honors and AP chem. So AP Chem is now or never option for me.
I’m already in APUSH this year so I don’t have to worry about taking history next year if it helps with context.

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Most schools want to see bio, chem, physics, and then one of those as an AP. If you take AP chem as a junior, be sure you take physics senior year.

FWIW everyone at my D’s school took a gap year between chem and AP because everyone took physics junior year.

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Same here. Both kids took Bio, Chem, Physics then an AP. You can flip the order, but I recommend covering all three.